RV Barns
I have never liked keeping any vehicle outdoors rather it be an automobile or an RV. In the past we kept our fiver in our shop, but with space being a premium we decided to have an RV barn put up. We ...
Forum Discussion
laknox wrote:
Cen Tex, why wouldn't you put the sidewalls completely to the ground? You're still exposing your tires to the sun, breaking them down sooner.
Lyle
Because of my shop on one side of the barn and the trees etc. on the other side of the barn the sun never touches the tires. I also have tire covers that I cover the tires with as an extra precaution. The decision as to close the sides completely or not is debatable. A lot of people leave them open, actually I had them brought down a little more then do most people. The open sides will help with the ventilation and also affords you some light while doing maintenance on your RV. When I had it built I had planned on leaving the ends open. I have since changed my mind about that and now plan on installing doors. I already have the material ordered.
